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It looks to be an abelia, probably one of the Abelia grandflora cultivars, which are now classified as Linnaea grandiflora.
Yes it does. Brilliant. Thank you, Wendy. I think it's Podanthus ovatifolius.
'Little John' isn't a viminalis or citrinus cultivar. It's a hybrid of apparently unknown parentage. The foliage is quite soft, not stiff and...
Melaleuca subulata has finer leaves and is a smaller plant with a spreading habit. Around twice as wide as it is high. The florets in the...
The young foliage of Melaleuca citrina is usually downy and quite soft, while M. viminalis is pretty sclerophyllous at any stage. Overall, M....
All Callistemon have now been incorporated into Melaleuca. I'm inclined to think that your plant is a young Melaleuca viminalis, formerly...
No, I still don't know what it is. Spilanthes/Acmella tend to be low-growing and soft-stemmed, but this is shrubby and fairly upright, though...
Hard to tell for sure at that stage but it may be one of the Lobelia x speciosa cultivars. Lobelia x speciosa is the result of cross breeding...
Looks a lot like Aloe vera.
Only viewing this on my phone, so can't get the best view, but perhaps corkscrew willow. Leaves look rather lush, though.
Looks like it may be Barbarea vulgaris.
Almost certainly Malus floribunda. Compare with Malus floribunda Photo - Royalty Free Malus Stock Image CFG8936.jpg .
Staphylea, probably Staphylea pinnata, though I wouldn't have expected the leaves to be so far advanced while it was still flowering. But maybe...
Thanks again, Wendy. You got me on the right track. I think it's Senecio ovatus subsp. alpestris. Senecio nemorensis is now classified as Senecio...
Thanks Wendy. It certainly looks similar but in all the images I've looked at the leaves don't seem to be quite as heavy a texture. Also, few...